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Where does tea come from? All tea comes from one plant, a.k.a. ‘camellia sinensis.’ It’s known as the green tea plant. There are many different natural and man made varieties, just like grapes and wine have their varieties. Unknown to many, white and black teas are made from the same green tea plant! It is how the leaves are picked, dried and processed that makes it a white tea or black tea. Pu’erh and oolong teas are also different types of teas due to the way they are fermented after drying. Home of the Tea is grown all over the world, China, India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Vietnam, Nepal, Indonesia, Kenya and even in South Carolina. All you need is the proper cli- mate and terrain (which excludes the other Windy City, Chicago).